As the title suggests I'm interested in the merits of technical vs. non-technical trading.
First of all, does "non-technical" trading even exist anymore? I constantly hear that finance is becoming more quantitative everyday, so are the non-technical positions becoming more technical? Will all non-technical positions eventually be phased out by computer programming?
Can you make significantly more money in quantitative trading?
Any other information that can be provided would be greatly appreciated.
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